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UBCO outside hitter Lucas Woelders fires an attack during action against the UFV Cascades at the UBCO Gymnasium
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Winner University of the Fraser Valley UFV 7-15,7-15
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UBC Okanagan BCO 2-20,2-20
Winner
University of the Fraser Valley UFV
7-15,7-15
3
Final
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UBC Okanagan BCO
2-20,2-20
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
University of the Fraser Valley UFV 25 25 25 (3)
UBC Okanagan BCO 20 23 23 (0)

Game Recap: Men's Volleyball | | Sophia Johansen

Men's volleyball drops decision to Cascades in the final home game of the season

Heat fall to Cascades in three sets on Graduating Seniors Night

KELOWNA, B.C. - In the final home game of the season, the UBC Okanagan Heat men's volleyball team fell in a three-set battle to the UFV Cascades on Saturday night at the UBCO Gymnasium.

In his final home game in the blue and gold, veteran middle, Teo Ardanaz left it all out on the court tonight. He helped his team keep the scoring close by putting up a pair of block assists and a pair of digs.

Renn Petryk, a product of Edmonton, demonstrated his offensive gameplay tonight putting down a total of nine kills, one of which was a back-row attack in the second set to push the Heat lead by two.
Second-year outside hitter Lucas Woelders of Langley, B.C., also had one of his best games of the season, matching Petryk with nine kills.

Despite all efforts from the home team it just wasn't enough as the Cascades took the match in three sets as the two teams split their weekend series.

TOP PERFORMERS
Renn Petryk - UBCO Heat
Petryk led his team in kills tonight putting down a total of nine while hitting .286 percent as well as recording five digs.

Caleb Kastelein - UFV Cascades
The fourth-year outside hitting took his team to victory tonight, leading both teams in kills, putting down a total of 14 accompanied by seven digs.

UP NEXT
In their final weekend of the regular season, the men are on the road next weekend as they take on the MacEwan Griffins in Edmonton. The first game is on Friday, February 16 and first serve is set for 5 p.m. (PT).  Fans can catch the action live on CanadaWest.tv.
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